McMaster, Smith set to hold first gubernatorial debate
Categories: Local News, News, Politics, State
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
Deadline to register for general election
If you haven’t already done so, you only have one more day to register to vote.
Shakin’ Dave Aiken fair fun
Shakin’ Dave Aiken is back out on the Midway testing out the newest food to hit the South Carolina State Fair this year. Click below to see what he is trying today.
SC fifth graders create roller coasters for science
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Students at Caughman Road Elementary School are learning about the science behind roller coasters. As a class project, fifth-grade students used what they learned about gravity and engineering to build working miniature roller coasters with a marble representing their car. The students demonstrated the finished products Tuesday (10/16) morning. They included a pumpkin head ride, gravity…
Midlands Tech offers welding program
Midlands tech is starting a new program to help future welders get a edge over the competition in the work force.
Red Cross helping Hurricane Michael victims
The Red Cross is just one of several organizations that are coming to the aid of the victims of Hurricane Michael
Shoplifting suspects accused of hitting Deputy in custody
Three men are in custody accused of hitting a Deputy with with their getaway car. Click below for the full story.
Red beans and rice at Fair
What is Shakin’ Dave Aiken taste testing on the Midway at the South Carolina State Fair.
President and First Lady visit area of Florida devastated by Hurricane Michael
PANAMA CITY, FL (WOLO) – The President and First Lady flew to Florida Monday (10/15) to see the damage left behind in the wake of Hurricane Michael first hand. TOGETHER, WE WILL PREVAIL! pic.twitter.com/C1TLMVkDmt— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 16, 2018 The storm slammed into Florida’s panhandle last week with winds over 150 miles per hour. The death toll stands…
Report: fish off SC coast have elevated levels of banned human made chemical
CHARLESTON, SC (WOLO) – A new study shows fish caught off of the South Carolina coast show high levels of a chemical compound that at one time was used in consumer products. The Charleston Post and Courier reports the MUSC study found elevated levels of PCB’s, a class of human-made compounds that were common in consumer products and industrial applications…
